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    What do you think of the Sig P250, the price is so low, I'm thinking about getting one. I've heard that the trigger reset is awful, anyone know if there are options to shorten the reset?

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    Default Re: P250

    When I tried one, I didn't think it was so bad. I preferred it to a Glock or M&P trigger. But thats me.
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    The trigger is like a revolver in length, butbuttery smooth. No options to shorten the reset or pull. Mine was unreliable at best.

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    I handled several P250s when I worked at a sporting goods store, I could use one word to describe the trigger pull - "mush"

    P250 = great idea, not so great a solution

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    I've shot a couple of P250's. I thought the trigger pull, while long, was smooth and broke very crisply on both pistols. I'd buy one if I could afford it.
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    Default Re: P250

    Interesting, so split down the middle in opinions, just like everything else I've read. I don't understand why Sig can't just offer a short reset trigger?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tech View Post
    Interesting, so split down the middle in opinions, just like everything else I've read. I don't understand why Sig can't just offer a short reset trigger?
    I have a P250 and I have to agree that while the trigger reset is long like a typical DAO pistol / revolver. However, it is honestly one of the smoothest DAO triggers I have ever tried.

    Also with regard to reliability, I've put a lot of rounds thru mine and I really like it. Never failed or jammed even with crap target ammo. It's my every day carry. I'd trust my life with it.

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    Default Re: P250

    Try a SIG 2022
    The trigger is much nicer as a DA/SA.
    same price range

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    Quote Originally Posted by group17 View Post
    Try a SIG 2022
    The trigger is much nicer as a DA/SA.
    same price range
    +1 on the 2022

    I think the trigger is actually better than most of their more expensive models.

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    Default Re: P250

    Which LEO agencies/depts have chosen the P250? I know about Hong Kong PD and the Dutch PD etc, any others?

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